MOTW - Mentos 007

mentos_007 · Sep 1, 2006

core_17 said:
Yup...that's correct. I believe I've even posted something about that on here once upon a time. It's funny, cuz the majority of the people I know that grew up in chicago are Polish! I've gotten good at spelling names like Wieczorkiewicz. I think....now that last part isn't looking right to me!

well... you wrote it correctly! Wieczorkiewicz is a very Polish surname! or... Brzęczyszczykiewicz

Mostly... Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz

Corry · Sep 1, 2006

Yeaaaah....about that name you just posted that started with a B. It made my brain hurt.

GoM · Sep 1, 2006

mentos_007 said:
well... you wrote it correctly! Wieczorkiewicz is a very Polish surname! or... Brzęczyszczykiewicz Mostly... Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz

And you wonder why the Germans invaded

morydd · Sep 1, 2006

Wow... if everyone spoke polish and welsh, we wouldn't need vowels.

Could you post translations of those useful phrases.

mentos_007 · Sep 1, 2006

GoM said:
And you wonder why the Germans invaded

hahahahahahah lol... you rock here... well Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz is name and surname of a main character in one of the best Polish comedies "How I started WWII" ... and... he was a soldier who was caught by Germans and he gave them this fake name, to annoy the German officers...

hehehehehehehe

mentos_007 · Sep 1, 2006

and the translations (well I hoped youw on't ask abut it

)

1. Easy, I'll explain everything to you.
2. I love you so much, would you marry me?
3. But that wasn't me, really!

Alex_B · Sep 1, 2006

Thanks for the translations ... I will memorise it all and I am sure they will be useful :mrgreen:
Just don't know how to pronounce

GoM · Sep 1, 2006

mentos_007 said:
hahahahahahah lol... you rock here... well Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz is name and surname of a main character in one of the best Polish comedies "How I started WWII" ... and... he was a soldier who was caught by Germans and he gave them this fake name, to annoy the German officers... hehehehehehehe

Damn, not only am I historically accurate, but i hit the bullseye in a completely literary sense too.

I'm to this forum what Churchill was to dinner parties. Neccessary.

mentos_007 · Sep 2, 2006

GoM said:
Damn, not only am I historically accurate, but i hit the bullseye in a completely literary sense too.

I'm to this forum what Churchill was to dinner parties. Neccessary.

:hugs:

hehehe

duncanp · Sep 2, 2006

most childish thing you have ever done?

lostprophet · Sep 2, 2006

are you planning on getting a divorce from your 'husband' now that there is a more endowed Canon on its way?? :lol:

mentos_007 · Sep 2, 2006

duncanp said:
most childish thing you have ever done?

I think it is the most difficult question !!! but.. are you asking about immature things I've done in my life (stupid ones, not very rational and not very clever) or are you asking about my hidden little girl inside me?

mentos_007 · Sep 2, 2006

lostprophet said:
are you planning on getting a divorce from your 'husband' now that there is a more endowed Canon on its way??

definitely not! I don't need more pixels mostly because I don't have L lenses and my pronts aren't so huge. And with standart prints and with my lenses the difference is not visible here. And I am not very keen on removin the lcd panel with all the settings... I love my 350d... and I think that Canon introduced 400d to cmopete with nikons d80....